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Disc 1:
01. //Nightmare on the Misery Train-> 01:23
02. Take Your Dead Ass Home 04:02
03. 19 Years Old 04:21
04. Heat Generation 06:38
05. Dancin' in the Streets 06:19
06. Big Boss Man 04:24
07. Aiko Aiko 05:35
08. Tequila 03:28
09. I'm Ready 04:58
10. Hardcore-> 03:54
11. Shake Your Body->Pump It Up->Trouble Comin' Every Day->Hardcore 06:23
Total time: 51:24

Disc 2:
01. Up On Cripple Creek 07:01
02. Total Evaporation-> 05:28
03. Chevy 39 04:36
04. I’d Rather Waste You 03:57
05. Bad Taste of your Stuff 04:59
06. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry 05:41
07. Happy Birthday 00:60
08. Texas Chainsaw Massacre->Mag 7-> 06:49
09. Cissy Strut 03:42
Total time: 43:12

Disc 3:
01. Cisco Kid 08:14
02. Back Door Man 07:07
03. Born on the Bayou 05:10
04. Mean Old World 05:39
05. White Line Fever 04:43
06. Domino-> 03:45
07. RxR Bill 09:54
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08. Soul Kitchen 04:58
09. Little Sadie 04:19
Total time: 53:49

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Reviewer: rand0m - - September 14, 2007
Subject: Glad for the chance to listen!
But...
the tracking is pretty odd (splitting up medleys, but not at each tune);
not splitting a segue (Mean Old World > Big Chief)
several track titles are incorrect (Bouillabase is the final arbiter of Rads song titles!);
the cassette transfer has pretty obvious azimuth alignment noise (audible as cyclic modulation of the volume across high frequencies);
and d1t03 has diginoise from 2:19-2:25 (DAT cloning error).
Other problems may exist, I wasn't being all that careful/critical while listening to the show.

Having said all that, it's a fine example of Radiator goodness, and well worth downloading, especially if a better source/transfer can't be found.

Reviewer: achipar - - July 31, 2007
Subject: after hours review
Gotta update previous review
despite a couple of errors common in the cassette period, this is an excellent show.
lots of percussion
lots of either humidity or the other -idity
lots of twin feedback in chainsaw
and plus--they had to sound good, they were still working for a living